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To: randy kay who wrote (33316)	1/15/1998 3:02:00 PM
From: j g cordes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 58727

Gee wizz Randy and Barbara, I'm not going to deny the possibility of matching cyclic events to market events but if this gets any more serious I might throw in the towel on free will and self determination... (can't do that as a contrarian, whoops... do contrarians have their cycles also.. hmmm... the anti cycle). Pretty soon we'll get into those twins separated at birth studies, showing that dna can spell out destiny in separate lives down to marrying on the same day, same names, kids, colors, cars, divorce dates, types of work... to a precision of spookiness. How about those accident studies relating bio rythems? Oh no, that comes round to Don's guitar! Jim -- Long IMNX shares...

To: randy kay who wrote (33316)	1/15/1998 7:15:00 PM
From: barbara fine	Respond to of 58727

Randy, As I remember, the theory was not as far out as it sounds. They related sunspot activity to rainfall in New York which is where all the action was in those days, there was certainly no global market. It makes some sense to me that people's mood changes depending on the weather, and that the markets move is more dependant on psychology than on the fundamentals. There were some other books written about this theory and I bought them and will try to find any that I might still have. Barbara